Master Xuanzang, Faxian Monk, Zhang Sanfeng and other famous monks, since they are serving the Buddha, can't go that far either institutionally or psychologically. They have never had a chance to get married in their whole lives, and they have devoted all their spare energy to their studies. They are admirable, but not worth emulating.

Of course, people with physical problems must also face the dilemma of not being able to get married. Most of these people come from the same occupation-eunuchs.

Whether Cai Lun, who invented papermaking, or Zheng He, who led the fleet to the Western Ocean, their origins determined their fate. Fortunately, they lost Sang Yu and gained the East Corner, which also left an indelible mark in the history of China.

In addition to the above crowd, there are some scholars who look down on the world, cherish the landscape and choose the celibacy route. Among women, Li Zhiyi wrote "I live at the head of the Yangtze River and at the end of the Yangtze River" in the Song Dynasty, and some wrote "Wu and Yue". Green hills on both sides of the strait greet each other, fight for patience and stay in love? Your tears are full and mine are full. Before the ribbon knot is finished, the tide at the head of the river is flat. Lin Bu in Song Dynasty and Xue Tao, one of the four great poetesss in Tang Dynasty.